INTERESTED IN HIRING AN INTIMACY COORDINATOR FOR YOUR PRODUCTION?
Paula Alamillo Rodriguez (she/they) is an experienced intimacy professional and an advocate for a sex-positive, consent-based culture. Committed to providing safer, ethical and inclusive environments, she consults productions on the authentic representation of LGBTQI+ identities, sexuality, sex work and sexual minorities. She was mentored by L.A. based intimacy coordinator Mia Schachter and she works as an intimacy coordinator since 2020. In 2021 she was selected by Netflix as part of its "Grow Creative'' program, to receive official certification as an intimacy coordinator by Safe Sets. Since 2022 she is an official member of BIK (Berufsverband Intimitätskoordination und Kampfchoreographie).
Location: Germany / Spain / Europe
Languages: German / Spanish / English
Credits include: Hautnah - Even Closer (TV NOW, Series), Tatort (ARD, feature), Luden (Amazon, series), Für Jojo (Netflix, feature)
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Paula was invited to speak on the MBB (Medianboard Berlin Brandenburg) Web Talk on Intimacy Coordination: Watch Here
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Paula has held workshops on intimacy coordination and spoken in panels internationally, for example at Berlinale Talents Program.
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WHITE SANDS CRYSTAL FOXES
A 360° Immersive Film by Liz Rosenfeld
WHITE SANDS CRYSTAL FOXES
A 360° immersive film by liz rosenfeld
Produced by AMARD BIRD Films, DE 2022, 36'
WHITE SANDS CRYSTAL FOXES is an experimental filmic journey through the point of view of a young queer person, who daydreams about the erotics of a world where humans are willfully in submission to nature, and foxes are the only mammals still able to procreate. In this speculative world, in heightened states of emotion, crystals form from human secretions, such as tears, cum, and piss, and are considered to be valuable sources of energy. Foxes are polyamorous creatures slowly becoming the dominant mammals populating the world. And holes are infinite portals, social architectures, thresholds, and energy conductors. Drawing connections between chemical warfare, climate change, sustainable energy, and queering time and space, Liz Rosenfeld transforms a 360° immersive environment ( a planetarium) into a speculative future lexicon of flesh, holes, crystals and foxes.
